Explorer

PM Modi's tweet shocks nation, know what all happened | Master Stroke Full

Soon after Narendra Modi announced that he is thinking about unplugging himself from social media on Sunday, reactions over the same took the internet with a storm as thousands of people urging the Prime Minister not to do so.

In a span of just half-an-hour, PM Modi's post was retweeted more than 9,000 times and bagged around 2,800 likes on Twitter.

"This Sunday, thinking of giving up my social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & YouTube. Will keep you all posted," PM tweeted.

All Shows

Master Stroke

Sponsored Links by Taboola

Top Headlines

‘North East People Are Indians, Not Chinese’: Congress Demands Justice For Anjel Chakma
‘North East People Are Indians, Not Chinese’: Congress Demands Justice For Anjel Chakma
'Take It To Court': CJI On Online Attacks Against Delhi HC Judges In Unnao Rape Case
'Take It To Court': CJI On Online Attacks Against Delhi HC Judges In Unnao Rape Case
‘Faith In Judiciary Breaking’: Kuldeep Singh's Daughter Pens Open Letter Claiming Threats To Family
‘Faith In Judiciary Breaking’: Kuldeep Singh's Daughter Pens Open Letter Claiming Threats To Family
BMC Elections: BJP Gives Tickets To 70, Including Kirit Somaiya’s Son & Rahul Narvekar’s Relative
BMC Elections: BJP Gives Tickets To 70, Including Kirit Somaiya’s Son & Rahul Narvekar’s Relative
ABP Premium

Videos

Unnao Rape Case: Supreme Court Begins Hearing on CBI Plea Against Kuldeep Sengar’s Bail
Navi Mumbai Civic Polls: Shiv Sena and BJP to Contest Separately, No Alliance Announced
Unnao Rape Case: Congress Women Protest Outside Supreme Court Over Unnao Case, Demand Justice for Victim
Breaking News: Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Unnao Rape Case Against Kuldeep Singh Sengar’s Bail
Breaking News: Massive Protests Outside Supreme Court Ahead of Unnao Rape Case Hearing
Embed widget